Re: It had potential ...
> It's a two years old article. How many Windows 10 systems have Secure Boot locked, actually?
Neither you nor I know that, but you shouldn't assume that being able to unlock is a given. Already some devices cannot be unlocked, and there may be others that will require this along the lines of "Windows for Bing" where they were subsidized, or had actually free Windows licences.
"""For logo-certified Windows RT 8.1 and Windows RT PCs, Secure Boot is required to be configured so that it cannot be disabled."""
Biting the hand that feeds IT
